Shotcut is a free and open-source cross-platform video editing application for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Shotcut supports many video, audio, and image formats via FFmpeg and screen, webcam, and audio capture. It uses a time-line for non-linear video editing of multiple tracks that may be composed of various file formats. Scrubbing and transport control are assisted by OpenGL GPU-based processing and a number of video and audio filters are available.
ShotCut is a great program itself, but this FlatPak is broken. You're better off getting the official latest version from fosshub.org
Other broken flatpak, need to go download it manually from https://www.fosshub.com/Shotcut.html
I used to edit my YouTube videos with Windows Movie Maker and for that I had to keep a Windows install... Then I came across Shotcut and all I can say is: 1. better performance and stability and 2. more possibilities and 3. and most important: all that for free AND on Linux! The only problem I have with it is that no filter change shows up on the timeline and thus they easily get irreversibly lost when pressing Ctrl+Z or Ctrl+Y.
Sadly enough the flatpack has an issue as I can only open it after fresh install. Mint 20.3 XFce 64 bit
i like it, but why write some numbers in arabic, just because i am based in the middle east. i want all in English
While I am still learning the app, I would appreciate better font clarity within the menu tabs. Some of the words were not clear. This being said, I am still learning the operations of the app and cannot attest to the technical capabilities.
Out of ALL of the video editing software, This one definitely deserves it's name.
I cant afford preimier pro, Ive used MANY substitutes, this is the BEST by far fr fr
best of the best, easy and good perfomance, excellent development, no freeze and it work fine. I have a laptop from 2003 and the perfomance is excellent
Works great on Mint 20.1 Cinnamon 64 bit. Had been using VSDC on Windows 10 before getting fed up with Microsoft and I find Shotcut easier to use!
Recently tackled several projects where clips needed to be removed from large video files for courtroom purposes. Openshot, my usual, ground to a screeching halt with the big files. Read about Shotcut and tried it. Performed like a champ! No significant slow downs or issues. Keep up the good work, whoever is working on this project.
Project timelines all but vanished below the bottom of the window making it impossible to see what was going on. Also? Not very inutitive
I have used some paid software before and this can do all the same anf even something better. It has a really good community, that is very helpfull when looking for feature, help or troubleshooting. I use this for all my videoediting.
I love this video editor. I've used it on Windows and Linux for eBay videos and other editing and it's excellent! It's set up similar to Pinacle Studio and works possibly better.
Muy bueno, no se cuelga, utilizándolo sobre Linux Mint x86, tiene gran cantidad de presets de exportación de video, lo recomiendo!